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Bertram D. Aaron P.E.
IEEE Life Senior Member
212 Burtcher Court
Williamsburg VA 23185
757-229-7280
Retired
Bd of Directors Va Symphony Orchestra
Co-Chair Williamsburg Kiwanis Polo Match
Founder: Greater Williamsburg Virginia Symphony Society
Past Chair Williamsburg Area Arts Commission
Chair Virginia Breast Cancer Foundation 1995 Primary Care Perspectives Symposium
Kevin MacG. Adams
IEEE Senior Member
BS Cer Eng, MS Mat Eng, MS Nav Arch & Mar Eng, PhD Eng Mngt, SM IEEE
Assistant Professor
Department of Engineering Management and Systems Engineering
Batten College of Engineering and Technology
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA 23529
757-683-5219 (office), 757-855-1954 (home)
Email:
(office)
(home)
Specialization — Systems Engineering, Software Engineering, Project
Management, Integrated Business Systems
Dr. Aftab Ahmad, SMIEEE,
MSigComm
IEEE Senior Member
Norfolk State University, School of Science and Technology
700 Park Ave Norfolk VA 23504
Tel: (757) 823-8311 • Fax: (757) 823-8316
Email:
Current research interests
Sensor Networks • Network Security • Ad hoc Network
Routing • Modeling and Simulation of Networking System
Programming Expertise
OpenGL • C/C++
Vijayan K. Asari
IEEE Senior Member
Associate Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
Old Dominion University
231L Kaufman Hall, Norfolk, Virginia 23529, USA
Tel: 757-683-3752, Fax: 757-683-3220,
www.lions.odu.edu/~vasari/
Areas of specialization: signal processing, image processing, neural networks
and VLSI design.
Lee A. Belfore, II, Ph.D.
IEEE Senior Member
Assistant Professor
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
231D Kaufman Hall, Old Dominion University, Norfolk, Virginia 23529
Office 757-683-3746, (FAX) 757-683-3220,
John A. Brockwell,
Sr., P.E.
IEEE Life Senior Member
242 William Way
Williamsburg, VA 23185-8601
(757) 564-9701
North Carolina State University, 1957 (BEE)
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, 1971 (Master of Engineering)
Commander, CEC, United States Navy (Retired)
Power Transmission Engineer, Carolina Power & Light Co. (Retired)
Peter A. Callo
Senior Member
Newport News Shipbuilding, Retired
Email:
William B. "Bill" Clayton
IEEE Senior Member
Electronics Engineer
Space and Naval Warfare Systems Center
Charleston SC Code 822
supporting
US Joint Forces Command
Joint Systems Integration Command
Suffolk, VA
Work: (757) 203-7090 • Home: (757) 432-9000 • :
Joint Command and Control Systems • Information Assurance
J. E. Eller
IEEE Life Senior Member
Retired
I attended VPI under the W.W.II GI-Bill, joined the IRE about 1951, became
a Senior Member in 1958 (well before the merger), and a Life Senior Member
in IEEE some years ago.
Retired
Va Tech Grad `62 BSEE • Syracuse U - `70 MSEE• CMU - `87 MSEPP
Telecommunications/Wireless/security Consulting (FEF Group, LLC)
IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors (2007-2009)
Emeritus EIC of IEEE Computer Society’s IT Professional Magazine
Associate Faculty JHU; Executive Partner, Mason School of Business William & Mary
Past Chair, IEEE-USA Medical Technology Policy Committee’s (MTPC’s)
At-large member Computer Society’s Publications Board
Chair, Communities Development Committee “Electronic Products and Services
Board.”
142 Mimosa Drive, Williamsburg, VA 23185
Phone: (757) 565-5155•
Oscar R. Gonzalez
IEEE Senior Member
Associate Professor
Old Dominion University
Department of Electrical and Computer Eng.
Kaufman Hall Rm. 231B
Norfolk, VA 23529
Tel: 757-683-4966 (voice), Fax: 757-683-3220
W. E. "Ned" Gregg,
Jr
IEEE Life Senior Member
President, Charters of Virginia, Inc.
P.O. Box 197, White Stone, Va 22578
Consulting for Jo-Kell, Inc., Chesapeake, Va. 23320
Tel: 757 523 2900
Areas of experience:
Senior member based on paper on motor control, Most experience on adjustable
speed drives, Papers presented:
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Constant Potential DC vs Solid State Crane Control - AISE (with D. J. Kienast another local Senior Member)
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Electric Drives Past Present and Future - Jacksonville, FL
John Hackworth, University
Professor
IEEE Senior Member
Program Director, Electrical Engineering Technology
Old Dominion University, 211E Kaufman Hall, Norfolk, VA 23529
Voice 757-683-4421, FAX 757-683-5655
Dr. Suresh M. Joshi
IEEE Fellow
Fellow IEEE, AIAA, & ASME
Senior Scientist for Control Theory
Mail Stop 308
NASA Langley Research Ctrl.
Hampton, VA 23681
email:
Ph. (757) 864-6608 Fax (757) 864-7797
Suresh Joshi received his bachelor’s and master’s degrees from India (Banaras University and IIT-Kanpur, respectively), and his PhD from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute (Troy, NY, 1973), all in electrical engineering. He is presently Senior Scientist for Control Theory at NASA-Langley Research Center in Hampton, VA. He also served as an adjunct-, research-, or visiting professor at GWU, ODU, and UVA. Some of his past and recent research includes: various aspects of multivariable robust control theory and aerospace applications; control of space-based high-precision pointing systems; control of flexible spacecraft; active noise control; and most recently, adaptive control of aircraft in the presence of failures. He is the author/coauthor of nearly 200 publications including 3 books in control theory and aerospace applications. He is a Fellow of the IEEE, the AIAA, and the ASME, and a recipient of the IEEE Control System Technology Award and the IEEE Judith A. Resnik Award. He has served in various voluntary roles in three professional societies, including IEEE Control Systems Society’s Board of Governors and on editorial boards of two journals and several conferences. In addition to controls, his technical interests also include digital signal processing (including image and speech), digital communications, cellular and satellite communications, and pattern recognition. In 2007, he was recognized as the Region 3 Engineer of the Year, representing IEEE members across the Southeastern United States and Jamaica.
Joshi is an amateur cartoonist and contributed the “Out of Control” cartoons to the IEEE Control Systems Magazine (1985- 1994). He is also the author of “A Cartoon Tour of Control Theory”, a 55-page booklet containing a light introduction to controls, which he is planning to make available for free non-profit educational and personal use.
Mohammad Karim
IEEE Senior Member
Vice-President for Research, Old Dominion University
2035 Hughes Hall, Norfolk, VA 23455
Tel: 757-683-3460;
http://www.odu.edu/ao/research
Specializations: electro-optical systems, optical information processing,
pattern recognition
Associate Editor: IEEE Transactions on Education
North American Editor: Optics and Laser Technology
CAPT Jeffrey A. Kayser,
USCG
IEEE Senior Member
Commanding Officer
Coast Guard Command
and Control Engineering Center (C2CEN)
4000 Coast Guard Boulevard
Portsmouth, VA 23703-2199
(757) 686-2111
My area of specialty is Coast Guard Command, Control and Communications systems
Bruce M. Kendall
IEEE Life Senior Member
Assistant Head, Sensors Research Branch
NASA Langley Research Center
8 North Dryden Street,
B1299, Room 115 ,
Hampton, VA 23681-2199
Phone: (757) 864-1795 FAX: (757) 864-7891
Sungwan Kim, Ph.D
IEEE Senior Member
NASA - Langley Research Center
Mail Stop 132
Hampton, VA 23681
Phone: (757) 864-4022
Fax : (757) 864-7795
Robert G Kugler
IEEE Life Senior Member
Retired
Intel and Communications
William LaBelle
IEEE Senior Member
Computer Engineering - Old Dominion University (ME - 2000, BS - 1989)
Computer Engineer
Space and Naval Warfare Systems
Charleston, SC Code J832
Supporting
Relocatable Over-the-Horizon Radar (ROTHR)
Forces Surveillance Support Center
Naval Support Activity Norfolk - Northwest Annex
Chesapeake, VA
757-421-8695 [office] • 757-686-2237 [home] •
Stephen R. Lambert
IEEE Fellow
A graduate of the University of Illinois, Mr. Lambert received both a BSEE and a MS degree in 1969. While at the University he taught machine and basic circuit theory, and in 1969 joined Commonwealth Associates, Inc., where he was involved in over voltage studies, system planning and training. Mr. Lambert joined Power Technologies, Inc. in 1973 where his prime responsibilities were in the areas of insulation coordination, substation equipment applications, transmission line design (insulation and field effects), analytical studies and failure analysis.
In July of 1997, he founded Shawnee Power Consulting. He has performed numerous insulation coordination studies and has prepared many functional substation equipment specifications with one project involving 3600 km of 765 kV line, 12,000 MVA of generation and six 765 kV stations. He developed statistical techniques to determine insulation probability of flashover, and has performed over voltage studies on over 15,000 circuit km of EHV transmission line. For 345 kV through 800 kV line designs, he has specified conductor and bundle characteristics and configurations and defined 60 Hz, lightning and switching surge insulation requirements, as well as determined the line's electric field, audible noise and RI response.
Other over voltage studies have investigated gas insulated substation performance with respect to lightning surges, and the voltages and secondary arc currents resulting from coupling between phases (single-phase switching) and parallel circuits. Most of the projects included preparation of functional specifications for substation equipment including such equipment as thyristor controlled series capacitor banks. He has performed many studies to analyze and specify circuit breaker transient recovery voltage requirements ranging from generator circuit breakers to 1200 kV class power circuit breakers.
Mr. Lambert has conducted many failure analyses on such equipment as switchgear, motors, surge arresters, transformers, reactors, generators, static VAr systems, etc. He was the principal electrical system consultant for a utility involved in a 0.2 billion dollar lawsuit, and led the project team in the investigation of the island wide outage on Oahu as well as the Washington, DC blackout. He has prepared and teaches courses and seminars in insulation coordination, transient recovery voltage analysis, transformer concepts and applications, and shunt capacitor bank design and application.
Mr. Lambert is a Registered Professional Engineer in the States of Michigan, New York and Virginia. He is a Fellow of the IEEE and was also awarded the IEEE Standards Medallion. He served on the IEEE Power & Energy Society Governing Board as Vice President of Technical Affairs and chaired the PES Technical Council. He is a Past Chairman of the IEEE Switchgear Committee, the High Voltage Circuit Breaker Subcommittee, and the TRV WG. He has been appointed to the IEEE Standards Board, was a member of the International Electro-technical Commission, WG 28.1 addressing Insulation Coordination, and the IEEE WG on Insulation Coordination. He is a member of CIGRE.
Stephen R. Lambert, P.E.
Principal Engineer
Shawnee Power Consulting, LLC
P.O. Box 3123
Williamsburg, VA 23187-3123
USA
+1-757-564-6858 Fax: +1-757-564-6853
or
Dr. Mounir Laroussi received his Ph.D. in Electrical Engineering from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville in June 1988. After a Post-Doc and few years of teaching, he joined the Microwave & Plasma Laboratory of the University of Tennessee as a Research Assistant Professor from 1995 to1998. He then joined the Applied Research Center of Old Dominion University (ODU) in 1998 as research scientist. From 2002 until 2007 he held an Associate Professor position at ODU's Electrical and Computer Engineering Department. Since January 2007 Dr. Laroussi became the Director of ODU's Laser & Plasma Engineering Institute (LPEI) and in 2008 he was promoted to Full Professor at the ECE Department, ODU.
Dr. Laroussi's research interests are in the Physical Electronics area and particularly in the physics and applications of non-equilibrium gaseous discharges including the biomedical applications of nonthermal plasmas. He has more than 100 publications in journals and conference proceedings, and holds 4 patents. He served as an elected member of the Administrative Committee (2002-2005) and the Plasma Science and Applications Executive Committee (2005-2007) of the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Science Society (NPSS). He has also served as a Guest Editor of the IEEE Transactions on Plasma Science, as session organizer at the International Conference on Plasma Science for many years, and as a Guest Editor of "Plasma Processes and Polymers." Dr. Laroussi was the recipient of the 1996 Advanced Technology Award, from the Inventors Clubs of America, the recipient of the IEEE Millennium Medal Award, 2000, the recipient of the Excellence in Research Award from the Batten College of Engineering and Technology, Old Dominion University, May 2005, the recipient of the Excellence in Teaching Award from the Electrical and Computer Engineering Department, Old Dominion University, June 2006, and the recipient of the Excellence in Innovation Award from the Hampton Road Technology Council, May 2006. In January 2008 Dr. Laroussi was named as an IEEE-NPSS Distinguished Lecturer, and in November 2008 he was elevated to the rank of IEEE Fellow.
Mounir Laroussi
Professor
Director, Laser & Plasma Engineering Institute (LPEI)
Electrical & Computer Engineering Department
Old Dominion University
Norfolk, VA 23529
Phone: 757-683-6369
Fax: 757-683-3220
Email:
www.eng.odu.edu/lpei
Michael S. McBeth
IEEE Senior Member
Systems Engineer
SPAWAR Systems Center, Charleston
Yorktown Technical Center
P.O. Drawer 160 Bldg. 5
Yorktown, VA 23691-0160
Phone: 757-620-3867
Areas of interest: Human behavior representation in simulations, cognitive
information processing, knowledge engineering, science of diagnostics, interoperability
failure prediction, signal processing, communication system design, systems
engineering, remote sensing, and new product development
.
Raymond C. Montgomery
IEEE Senior Member
Mark A. Motter
IEEE Senior Member
NASA Langley Research Center
Dynamics and Control Branch
Mail Stop 132
Hampton, Virginia 23681-2199
Phone : (757) 864 - 6978, Fax : (757) 864 - 7722
Area of specialization: Dynamic System Modeling and Control
Marvin P. Pastel, PHD
IEEE Life Senior Member
Retired
Previously Technology Advisor to the Army Training and Doctrine Command at Fort Monroe with responsibility for technical and Scientific issues relative to army weapons development.
Interest in keeping involved in and support of local IEEE activities.
1787 Carriage Drive
Hampton, VA 23664
757-851-2724
C. J. Reddy
IEEE Senior Member
President, Applied EM Inc
24 Research Drive
Hampton VA 23666
Ph: 757-224 2035
Janet Rochester
IEEE Senior Member
Retired
Lead Member of Engineering Staff/Engineering Documentation
Radar Systems Engineering
Dr. Ralph Romero
IEEE Senior Member
C.E.O
ExactLingua
Translation & Interpretation
P.O. Box 5201
Williamsburg, VA 23188
phone: 757-564-3065 • fax: 757-564-8666 •
Senior member based on body of work in the field of thin-film photovoltaics. Currently C.E.O of ExactLingua, a provider of multi-language translation and interpretation services to a broad array of industries with a focus on US manufacturers and exporters.
Karl H. Schoenbach
IEEE Fellow
Ph.D., Technische Hochschule, Darmstadt, Germany. Opening switches for inductive energy storage using lasers and high-energy particle beams as control systems.
Received his Diploma in Physics in 1966, and the Dr. rer. nat. in Physics in 1970, both from the Technische Hochschule (Technical University) in Darmstadt, Germany. He has taught at the Technische Hochschule in Darmstadt and at Texas Tech University. His research interests are gas discharge and semiconductor physics with applications in power conditioning. His current research concentrates on opening switches for inductive energy storage using lasers and high energy particle beams as control systems. Dr. Schoenbach joined Old Dominion University as a Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering in the Fall of 1985 and is presently Eminent Professor in this department.
Contact Information:
Office - 231H Kaufman Hall
Phone - (757)683-4625
E-mail -
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John Shostak
IEEE Life Senior Member
Retired
(757) 229-9685
Cary R. Spitzer
IEEE Life Fellow
Cary R. Spitzer is a graduate of Virginia Tech and George Washington University. After service in the Air Force he joined NASA Langley Research Center.
During the last half of his tenure at NASA he focused on avionics. He was the NASA manager of a joint NASA/Honeywell program that made the first satellite-guided automatic landing of a passenger transport aircraft in November 1990. In recognition of this accomplishment, ARINC, ALPA, AOPA, ATA, NBAA, and RTCA nominated him jointly for the 1991 Collier Trophy "for his pioneering work in proving the concept of GPS aided precision approaches." He led a project to define the experimental and operational requirements for a transport aircraft suitable for conducting flight experiments and to acquire such an aircraft. Today that aircraft is the NASA Langley B-757 ARIES flight research platform.
Mr. Spitzer was the NASA representative to the Airlines Electronic Engineering Committee. In 1988 he received the Airlines Avionics Institute Chairman's Special Volare Award. He is only the second federal government employee so honored in over 30 years.
He has been active in the RTCA, including serving as chairman of the Airport Surface Operations Subgroup of Task Force 1 on Global Navigation Satellite System Transition and Implementation Strategy, and Technical Program Chairman of the 1992 Technical Symposium. He was a member of the Technical Management Committee.
In 1993 Mr. Spitzer founded AvioniCon, an international avionics consulting firm that specializes in avionics systems architectures, strategic planning, business development, and in-house training
Mr. Spitzer is a Fellow of the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) and an Associate Fellow of the American Institute of Aeronautics and Astronautics (AIAA). He received the AIAA 1994 Digital Avionics Award and an IEEE Centennial Medal and Millennium Medal. He is a Past President of the IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society and Past Chairman of the IEEE United States Activities Aerospace Policy Committee. Since 1979, he has played a major role in the highly successful Digital Avionics Systems Conferences, including serving as General Chairman.
Mr. Spitzer presents one-week short courses on digital avionics systems and satellite-based communication, navigation and surveillance for air traffic management at the UCLA Extension Division. He has also lectured for the International Air Transport Association.
He is the author of Digital Avionics Systems, the first book in the field, republished by Blackburn Press, and Editor-in-Chief of the Avionics Handbook , published by CRC Press.
He is married and he and his wife, Laura, have a son, Danny.
His hobbies are working on old Ford products and kite flying
07/01
AvioniCon, Inc, 3409 Foxridge Rd., Williamsburg, VA 23188-2499, USA
William D. Stanley, PhD,
PE
IEEE Life Senior Member
Eminent Professor Emeritus
Old Dominion University
Areas of Specialization: Communications Systems, Linear Electronics, Digital
Signal Processing
Web Site: www.lions.odu.edu/~wstanley/
Email:
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Charles S. Stevens
IEEE Life Senior Member
BSEE, MBA, Ph.D., SM IEEE, SM IIE, PE
Manager, Coast Guard Programs
Raytheon Technical Service Company
2555 Ellsmere Avenue , Norfolk, Virginia 23513
757-852-2121 (office) , 757-857-7572 (home) , 757-477-9467 (cell)
(office)
(home)
Specialization -- Engineering Management, Business Development , Communications
Engineering
William D. Stanley, PhD,
PE
IEEE Life Senior Member
Eminent Professor Emeritus
Old Dominion University
Areas of Specialization: Communications Systems, Linear Electronics, Digital
Signal Processing
Web Site: www.lions.odu.edu/~wstanley/
Email:
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Patricia E. Wirth
IEEE Senior Member
20584 Southport Landing Place
Smithfield, VA 23430
(757) 357-3272
Employer: Retired from AT&T
Area of Specialty: Communications
Harry B. Zackrison,
Jr., PE, CVS, FIES
IEEE Life Senior Member
4400 Pleasant View Drive
Williamsburg, Virginia 23188-8027
Tel. No. (757) 645-3664 • Fax: (with voice mail turned off) (757)
645-3664 •
Cellular Phone: (703)283-2548
This is my alternate office
Arlington , Virginia (Ballston) Prime office
Jacobs Facilities Inc.
1100 North Glebe Road
Suite #500
Arlington, Virginia 22201
Tel No. (571) 218 1320 (rings at the Williamsburg Office) •
Tel. N. (571) 218-1000 (have me paged) •
Fax: (571) 218-1301
Senior Electrical Engineer (Special Projects) •
Registered Professional Electrical Engineer in Guam, DC & 11 states on
the East coast. •
Certified Value Engineer (CVS) one of 285 (SAVE International) •
Value Engineer (VE) •
Fellow in the Illuminating Engineering Society of North America (FIES) •
Senior member in the Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers (SMIEEE) •
Active Secret Security Clearance (DISCO user agency) •
Inactive Top Secret Security Clearance (DISCO non user agency) In the process
of reactivating it.
Guoqing Zhou, Ph.D.
IEEE Senior Member
Associate Professor in Civil Engineering and Technology
Old Dominion University
Kaufman Hall, Rm. 214
Norfolk, VA, 23529
Tel: (757) 683-3619, Fax: (757) 683-5655, Email:
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